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No, probably not. You cannot bring meat into most countries and Switzerland should be extremely strict.
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Can you bring meat into Switzerland?
No.
What is pastetli in Switzerland?
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What is national food of Switzerland?
The answer to your question is, pastetli. Which is a meat pie type dish.
Can you bring meat to the moon?
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What did they bring?
they brought meat pies.
Can you bring alcohol on an air France flight from the states to Switzerland?
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